The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1887-09-29
LOCAL NEWS.

Wheat 5Sc.
A glorious crop of bargains in
boots and shoes at Hunts shoe store,
Harris Graphic at Milbank is out
and is very bright and promising
newspaper.
Go to Clark Comstock for latest
styles in wall paper, all at bottom
prices. Is
The telephone is being placed in
the Milwaukee depot here, a thing
much needed.
The Wahpeton Roller Mills are
now running and making excellent
-four. %
Henry Muggley, Wahpeton's pop
ular jeweler, has gone east to pur-
chase goods. Look out for IL full
and complete display very soon.
Everything new and nothing shop
worn at Hunts shoe store. 26
The article in another column fur.
nished by the Anti-llcense Central
Committee was prepared by Com
missioner Mcmillan.
1t is stated on the streets that the
last corn doctor has left town since
Hunt, the Shoe Man. began to sell
those easy-fitting $3.50 shoes. 26
Punils neither absent nor tardy
for the past month in Miss Austin s
room
Walter Butler, Albert Butler,
Ralph Pierce, Erie Hamilton,
George Schneider, Maggie BlckfOrd
| Myrtle Purd0n, Ivy Maxfeld,
Della Ottey, Annie Slochl,
| Maud Pratt, Grace Chadbourn,
The Wahpeton Feed Company has
for sale one thousand tons of baled
hay in car load lots. Apply to John
Shippam, Sec'y, Wahpeton, D. I. 20
Pupils neither absent nor tardy
during the month:
| 1da Bell, LesSlng Mehl,
Fanny Benesh. frankie Robinson,
| May Donavan, George Ottey,
Katie Faytl, frankie Relter,
Jessie House, Alice Gilmore,
| Irene Leach, Maudle Proper,
Ada Robinson, Minerva Sleeper,
| Lena SWttzer, Henry Chick,
frankie McKean, Romaine Myers.
LOTTIE C. RANDALL, Teacher.
My stock of ladies' 6ne shoes was
never so complete as at present, and
prices never so low.
Is HUNT, The Shoe Man.
Rev. Mr.. James of Vermont occu-
pied Mr.. Barnes pulpit last Sunday,
latter having opened the prohibition
ball at Fargo Saturday evening last,
and naturally Sundaying in that
city.
Ladies use the Gilt Edge Dressing
for sale by Anton Giles & Co., boot
and shoe dealers. 20
A. B. Hilliard, foreman of the
Cleveland farm, passed through
Wahpeton to and from the North
Dakota fair last week, and said the
same was very we'll arranged and
successful exhibition.
Gents call and see my Wauken-
phast shoes for $3.50.
26 HUNT, The Shoe Dealer.
DR.. George NJ. Hanly has just put
a new Wilkinson chair in his fine
dental rooms, and after having same
fully shown and explained to us,
would say that more perfect piece
of machinery in the shape of chair
for dental work could hardly be con-
ceived.
Farmers will save money by taking
their wheat to the Wahpeton Roller
Mills and exchanging it for flour. %
The Gull River Lumber Com pany,
under the efficient management Of
L. A. Kinney, has purchased the
scales and coal sheds of the North
ern Pacific Elevator Company, and
having placed same near former's $
Office and yards. are now prepared
to do the fuel feature of the business
in good shape.
The Wahpeton -four is the best IN
the market. Give it u trial. %
The Northern Pacific is extending
its spur track from the Fairview
(Adams) Farm on to the Wild Rice,
six or eight miles further south, into
the heart of the German settlement.
This will he a convenience to one of
the richest and most prosperous Sec
tions of the county. 1t is proposed
to have an elevator up and doing
business before many moons.
Sensible Girl-Say, PA, won't you